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Report Back from Session 5:
Good Governance and Better Decision-Making for Sustainable Forest Management

Facilitators:
Dr. Bishnu Bhandari, IGES
Dr. Nandang Prihadi, Indonesia
Dr. Doris Capistrano, CIFOR


Presentation 1, Model Forests - Dr. Peter Besseau
(Total size of this file, 85KB)

Key elements: landscapes, partnership, sustainability

Progress since 1990s: 30 sites, 90 partners, over 25 million has

Success indicators:
partnerships intact; on-going/ increased support;establishment of new sites; use of sites as demonstration; reduction in conflict

Main successes:
Better planning/ mgt; reduction of conflict; conservation areas and buffer zones; new ideas sharing; benefit to governments; poverty alleviation; enabling environment for progress on other fronts

Discussions focused on:

  • Ensuring efficiency
  • Boundaries of analysis
  • Mechanisms for setting up model forests
  • Sites built on previous project interventions

Presentation 2,  Land Use Impacts on Watersheds in Berau and Pallu - Dr. Nigel Sizer
(Total size of this file, 117KB)

Drivers of inappropriate land use and resulting impacts

TNC project on participatory watershed management and water supply provision (multi-stakeholder local watershed mgt committees)

Presented results of water valuation in the two watersheds

  • Berau: $5.62 million (agriculture/livestock/HH use)
  • Pallu: $8.99 milllion (agriculture/livestock/HH use)

Discussions focused on:

  • Eco-regional planning
  • Relations between TNC and different levels of government

Presentation 3: Decentralization–Dr. Jurgen Blaser
(Total size of this file, 107KB)

  • Summary of Interlaken workshop, April 2004
  • Proposed further steps (global, regional, country level)
  • Revisitng AFP Work Plan Sheet
  • Discussion and feedback

Objectives of proposed work plan

  • Overcoming constraints for effective SFM
  • Enlarged understanding of decentralization within the three priority areas of the AFP
  • Coordinated policy responses
  • Information exchange, capacity building
  • Identifying instruments relevant to advancing the agenda at local level

Proposed Process/ Steps

 

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